Color Film Shows United Fund Dollars In Action Here
A color film “Why Give?” shows United Fund seven agencies at work in Humboldt Chanute Wichita Pittsburg and more. Volunteers paid all expenses. no salaries. The film runs 27 minutes and toured 22 showings with local organizers led by Mrs. Eaton and Glen Halbe. The 1964 drive begins in October to fund participating agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Williams
United Funds
George Eaton
Humboldt
Chanute
Oth United Funds
Eaton
Wichita
Salvation Army
United Fund
Cha- Pittsburg
Kansas Children’s Note
Wich
Community Itn
Boy Scouts, Girl Council
Chamber of Com- Scouts and Red Cross Film
Mherce
Peo
Chanute United Fund, Inc., PLC
Cerebral Palsy Agency
Glen Halbe
Doyle McKenney
John Nation
Tribune
Dear Ann Landers Advice Column Fragment
A Chanute Tribune reprint of Ann Landers style Q and A with multiple letters. Topics include budget control and family money, infidelity concerns, marital criticism of cleanliness and grooming, dating restrictions for a high school senior, and college suggestions. Copyright 1963.
Holly Mothers Meet Ira Barber
Ira Barber shared photos from a recent trip to Mexico at the Holly Mothers Club meeting yesterday at Mrs. A. J. Bertram’s home 916 S Evergreen. Mrs. James Lindsay led the session attended by 12 members with co-hostesses Mrs. Floyd Naff and Mrs. Dick Purdy. The note adds a pancake recipe suggestion with strawberry preserves and sour cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Barber
Mexico
Holly Mothers Club
A. J. Bertram
S. Evergreen
James Lindsay
Floyd Naff
Dick Purdy
Mrs Munger Speaks At Royster Junior Kayettes Meeting
Kayettes of Royster Junior High hear speaker Mrs Katherine Munger on fall fashions and colors in the school projection room. Lois Slater introduces. devotion by Becky Potter. poem by Candy Vaughn. group singing led by Sue Stevens. Coleen Ruble is president. Mrs Denise Akins sponsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Munger
Kayettes
Royster Junior High School
Lois Slater
Becky Potter
Candy Vaughn
Sue Stevens
Coleen Ruble
Denise Akins
Christian Culture Holds Class Party at First Baptist
The Christian Culture Class of the First Baptist Church met in the church basement for a class party. President Mrs. E E Lofgren opened with prayer, Mrs. Anna Lee gave the devotions, and Mrs. Milt Manners led closing prayers. Mrs. Chittenden directed the program titled School Day Memories. Roll call included 14 members and one guest, Mrs. Nina Cox. Refreshments were served by several class members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
E. E. Lofgren
Anna Lee
Milt Manners
Agnes Chittenden
Nina Cox
Alta Allen
Mabel Cooper
Chittenden
Lee
Outdoor cooks claim searing near white hot coals reduces shrinkage
Some outdoor cooks say that if hamburgers are grilled close to white hot coals turning to sear both sides you can cut down on shrinkage.
Snyder Speaks to Merry Mothers Club
Milt Snyder director of the Chamber of Commerce spoke to the Merry Mothers Club at Mrs. Jack Hovorka’s home 910 S Larson. The group announced a fall luncheon and planned a Monte Carlo Party on Oct 5 and a tour of Ash Grove Cement Plant. Hostess Mrs Dwight Blackwood served 16 members and four guests. door prize winner was Mrs Glen Halbe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Mothers Club
Milt Snyder
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Jack Hovorka
S. Larson
Mothers Clubs
Ash Grove
Dwight Blackwood
PTA Activities Report from Alcott Study Group
Alcott PTA study group met Wednesday with Mrs W F Dunlap at 217 North Forest. Mrs Ralph Berg led a lesson on The Thorny Child followed by discussion. Refreshments were served to 17 members. Assisting hostesses were Mrs Wendell Bowyer and Mrs John Erickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcott Pta
W. F. Dunlap
N. Forest
Ralph Berg
Wendell Bowyer
John Erickson
Women of Grace Episcopal chapter meets at Wright home
Mrs. Wright hosts St. Margaret's Chapter at 15 S Tennessee Wednesday afternoon with 14 members and one guest attending. Devotions led by Mrs. Bert Beck Sr and lesson by Mrs. Dean Gough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Margaret's
The
Women of Grace Episcopal Church
Kenneth Wright
S. Tennessee
Bert Beck, Sr
Dean Gough
Mrs. Hawley Hosts BSP Meeting at Central Street Home
Alpha Chi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi gathered Wednesday evening at Mrs. Roy Hawley’s 606 S Central home. Mrs. Jack Haight led the group finalizing plans for the October 2 pledge party. Jane Cordner gave the oratory lesson and a pledge training session followed. Mick Hesner served refreshments. A model meeting is planned for Mrs. Dean Sutcliffe’s home 1102 S Tennessee on October 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Chi
Beta Sigma Phi
Roy Hawley
S. Central
Jack Haight
Jane Cordner
Mick Hesner
Dean Sutcliffe
Tennessee
Postmaster Florence Kelley notes Savings Bonds aid at Lincoln and Main
Florence Kelley told police a Pittsburg driver and he received a letter from William H. Neal commending the local post office for its success in selling U S Savings Bonds. Ten dollars was taken from a 12 year old boy’s purse by a pageant junior Astronauts member, money recovered and returned. The boy has a juvenile history, the family recently moved here and may return. Certs now available at the Post Office and Junior High School for the Treasury School Members of Methodist and Presbyterian youth groups will gather for Homecoming services on Sunday October 6 at 5 30 p m in the Church parlor. A 12:30 basket dinner will precede a film on young marriages. Twenty five bank personnel joined 96 attendees from 15 banks at NABAC meet in Parsons with G E Worley presenting “Negotiable Instruments.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Graham
S. Grant
Florence Kelley
W. Elm
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Homecoming
Stark Meth
Odist
Presbyterian Church
Chanute
Southeast Kansas
NABAC
Parsonian Hotel
Parsons
G. E. Worley
First National Bank
Neodesha
Chiropractors' Seminar Attendee to Visit Manhattan
Dr. E. O. Morris of 701 Sr. Plum mer will attend the Kansas Chiropractors Association educational seminar in Manhattan on Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. 0. Morris
Plummer
Kansas Chiropractors’ Association
Manhattan
Free Christian Science Lecture by Wilson M Riley
Wilson M Riley will give a free Christian Science lecture in Kansas City at the First Church of Christ Scientist 18 North Forest on October 3 at 8 15 p m The event is open to the public and invites attendees to hear a presentation on Christian Science principles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson M. Riley
Kansas City
First Church of Christ, Scientist
N. Forest
Hawaiian Coffee Picker story at library tomorrow
The children's library upstairs at the public library will tell the story Hawaiian Coffee Picker tomorrow morning at 10:30 for young readers.
Mrs A M Garton's Illness Reaches Stormont Vail Hospital
Mrs A M Garton of 19 S Lafayette fell ill while visiting Topeka last Friday and was admitted to Stormont Vail Hospital where she was assigned room 326.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Garton
S. Lafayette
Topeka
Stormont Vail Hospital
Cynthia Hinson and Thomas Lay wed in Independence
Cynthia Ann Hinson and Thomas C. Lay were married at Evangelical United Brethren church in Independence on September 15. Mrs. Lay is the daughter of Charles E. Hinson and his wife, with grandparents Charles E. Tripp of 1012 S. Washington. Lay’s parents also reside in Independence. Chanute attendees included Charles E. Tripp, Tommy and LaVerne Tripp, Mrs. Richard Tripp, Rhonda and Vincent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Ann Hinson
Thomas C. Lay
Independence
Miss Hinson
Charles E. Tripp
Washington
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Lay
Charles E. Hinson
S. Washington
Chanute
Tommy and
LaVerne Tripp
Richard Tripp
Rhonda and
Vincent
Hubler Foster Vows in Church
Helen Hubler of Iola and Ben F Foster Sr of Iola wed September 15 at 3 p.m. in the Presbyterian Church with Rev William T Hunt officiating. Attendants were Mrs Freda Browning and Don Lock. Foster family granddaughters and daughter Nancy helped host the church parlor reception. They reside at 41 N Oak, Iola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hubler
WN. Grant
Ben F. Foster
Iola
Presbyterian Church
William T. Hunt
Freda Browning
Don Lock
Foster
Jim Savings
Hazel Crawford
Nancy
Social events calendar for September weekend
Outlook Study Club picnics at N shelter house Santa Fe Park in the afternoon Rum Dubble Class Party at Methodist Church at 4 30 p m Sunday features Great Books Discussion Group in the Meritage Room of the Public Library at 7 30 p m This calendar item notes local gatherings with times and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U Outlook
N. Shelterhouse
Santa Fe Park
Methodist Church
the Public Library
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ann Landers
Annie
Glenn
Hanother
Dole
Tae
Agnes
Ann Lenders
Chanute Tribune
Lwell & Son
S. Santa Fe
Hal
ABC M
TREGT
Holly
Mrs. Munger
Investors Mutual, Inc
Beokshet
Fe Oreenetag of
Investors Diversified Services, Inc
Oocstons Syndicate Life Ace & Ammlaty CO
Piesee
Adare
Snyder
Merry Mothers
PTA
Alcott
Mrs. Wright
Mrs. Hawley
Treasury's
Cynthis Hinson
Thomas
Hubler
N. Oak, Iola
Dial Tribune
New Fall Millinery
Merle Norman Cosmetics
Clara's
Lincoln
Emer
Emerson
Avanabia
America
Pioneer
East Main
Erie, Kansas
Pioneer's
Dale Steinman
Chanute Discount Company
Evergreen
Avogrets
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